● Top 5 XRP-Related News Stories from Yesterday (April 7) 🚨 XRP failed to break through the $1.35 resistance, dropping to $1.31! Reduced liquidity made the failed breakout evident, with a 1.9% decline; strong rejection signals indicate continued short-term bearishness. The $1.30 support level is now the next focal point in an unstable range-bound market. 🚨 Ripple CEO Garlinghouse: “Further acquisitions will continue in the second half of 2026!” With over $4B in acquisitions already completed, he hinted at additional M&A activity in H2. While Ripple’s enterprise value continues to grow beyond $50B, direct impact on XRP price remains limited. 🚨 Analyst opinions on XRP price forecasts are divided! April projections range from $1.15 (bear case) to $1.60 (conservative case), with macro factors (oil prices, Fed policy) and progress on the Clarity Act being key determinants. At the current $1.31 level, tension between short-term pain and rebound expectations is intense. 🚨 XRP ETF inflows paused temporarily! After reaching $1.2B in年初 inflows, March saw significant outflows—did institutional bets retreat temporarily? The disconnect between Ripple’s institutional infrastructure upgrades (e.g., tokenization) and XRP’s price movement has once again become a topic of discussion. 🚨 April is being re-recognized as potentially XRP’s strongest month—but conditions this year are tough! While historical April averages show +24.8% returns, this year’s macro pressures are creating headwinds. Many now see April’s Clarity Act markup as the “key to a turnaround.”